Day Headers
Please bring back the header for each day that shows the date, so it would be easier to see what emails are received each day, instead of one big list
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Kim Harrod
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I am getting increasingly frustrated with the "new" Yahoo Mail. Why did you take away the separation by date? Using separators like "Yesterday" and "Last Week" made sense and helped me keep track of my inbox. Now it is just one long list like Apple Mail. What is the point? I might as well use Apple Mail since everything is more difficult in this new Yahoo Mail. I can see fewer emails at one time in the list view. Things load more slowly. Overall I hate the new version.
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Gorana Miskovic
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The objective is to have a clean inbox where you can visually distinguish emails received in different months, monthly headings would be a very useful feature,
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joseph racanelli
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No separation by date like the old version. Step backwards.I cannot get the little box on the left of the screen to stay hidden. the look is to homogeneous. HATE If i didnt have this email so long i would switch.
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Jerimiah Cuevas
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I liked that older emails were listed under the month, year in my inbox for older emails I kept in my inbox. this was a nice feature that made it easy to see, categories and search for old emails while scrolling
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Konstantinos Sharky
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In the previous version of Yahoo Mail, emails were visually grouped by date, with clear separators for different months and years.
This was an extremely useful feature, especially when browsing emails from different years. The new interface displays all messages in one continuous list, making it much harder to distinguish older emails at a glance.
Please bring back these date separators, or at least provide an option to enable them in the settings.
This was a simple but very practical feature, and removing it has made the new Yahoo Mail less user-friendly.
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Sofija Djapic
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this was the best thing about your mailbox. I am not aware that google has it and this is why i prefered using your email address and not google's
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Leon Evans
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Bring back the separation of email by day, week, month and year. In fact, just give people the option to revert back to the previous layout if they prefer it. Why are you forcing your own opinions of what's better onto your users? Isn't your primary purpose to serve your users and give them what they want rather than to force your own preferences onto them? It's such an arrogant, regressive mentality.
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Withheld Withheld
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You had the emails sorted by "Today" "Yesterday" then days of the week, then "Last Month" etc. I would like that brought back made emails nicer to be sorted and read instead of the mess you've made now. And now, I don't want three separate inboxes sorted on your sorting algorithm. I have folders for sorting my emails.
The date headers made the box nice to look at and easier to do a search for emails if you could remember when but not the good keywords for the search to locate.
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Sue Mabee
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Having breaks in the inbox between emails received today, yesterday, this week, this month, and earlier would be extremely helpful in finding things. More helpful than most of the features that you are adding.
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Ed Durenberg
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What happened to the dates of emails in the list of mailbox items, like it was before?
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Erika Bigelow
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Hello - The new layout looks nice, but I really need the "Today, Yesterday, Last Week" time separators restored to the main inbox view. I have relied on that feature for organizing and managing my e-mails and it is a big pain that it is no longer available. Can you please restore that feature or create an option for placing a break between the dates. It makes e-mail much more manageable. Thanks, Erika
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Gustavo Garcia
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The visual is horrible, I used to be able to find the mails by date, as there was a clear division between today, yesterday and last week, now it all looks the same and takes forever to navigate the mails. whoever thought of this, has no idea what practical management means.
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Tony A
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When view inbox sorted by date, insert date separation or grouping such as month and year. This makes it easier to view the inbox. I recall the old Yahoo email had this feature.
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John Joyner
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The date headers in the inbox -- today, this week, this month, earlier were quite useful. Please bring them back.
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Violet Habib Allen
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In the previous version of yahoo, it made viewing and organizing emails much easier when it was separated out by month for the current year. So for example, I'd be able to easily view the emails for the month of October, September, August 2027, etc. I know I can filter it or sort by date. But having that separation view like in the previous version is much easier and user friendly. This is a big reason why I stuck with yahoo over gmail. Now this layout looks sloppy like the gmail view. Can you bring this feature back?
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Cheryl Pieper Lima
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THE OLD CLASSIC EMAIL SHOWED YOU WHAT WAS TODAY'S EMAIL SEPERATED BY A LINE (OR OTHER MARKER, I CAN'T REMEMBER) FROM YESTERDAY'S EMAILS AND LAST WEEKS EMAILS ETC. NOW THEY ARE ALL JUST IN ONE LONG RUN-ON LIST. I WOULD LIKE TODAY'S EMAILS TO BE SEPERATED FROM YESTERDAY'S ETC.
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Mustafa Atay
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Leave the mail groupings such as Today, Yesterday, Last week, Last Month, Older, etc. in the Inbox. They were used the be present in the classical Yahoo appearance and were taken away in the new Yahoo version which is no good.
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P W
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A more condensed view without icons that have the list broken up with "Today" and "Last Week" and so on
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Susan P. Chincheck
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I am getting used to the new format and think that it will work OK. Could you please separate the days by either a space or line. It is a cluttered look with all of the emails running together, especially on a small screen (phone or Tablet). Not so bad on a desktop.
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Melissa Stauffer
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Please restore the grouping of the inbox by "today," "this week," "last week," "last month," and so on. This is visually helpful in finding messages I want to keep for a month or two (or more), without putting them in a folder.